Sentences with phrase «case underscores»

This case underscores the importance of carefully drafting offers to settle.

«This case underscores the very significant right to counsel of choice,» says criminal lawyer David Cohn.

The case underscores one of the major problems with CAFOs, which is the massive amount of manure they produce and the manners by which operators dispose of it, which have major environmental implications.

Stop puppy mills from coming to Michigan: While Michigan is not known as a big «puppy mill» state, with only four USDA - licensed commercial breeders and 21 county - licensed breeders who report owning more than 50 dogs, the Allegan County case underscores the fact that puppy mills exist here, and that current laws are insufficient to manage them.

A list of hundreds of emails from a key figure in the Buffalo corruption case underscores the role of campaign contributions in the scandal.

And while he's not typical of the modern Sankaty camper either, his case underscores both the age - old values on which caddie camps were founded and the high esteem in which the last one is still held.

The dispute was ultimately settled but the case underscored the high stakes of labor disputes involving electric utilities, as well as the potential danger to public safety and the need for clarification of the authority of state public utility commissions, Scott said.

The complex nature of such cases underscores the need for hiring experienced medical malpractice lawyers to handle your case.

Those cases underscore a troubled registry system that has been the public face of sex - offender monitoring.

The facts of this case underscore the point.

Not exact matches

To underscore the point, the FBI recently demanded that Amazon provide it with Echo voice records in a murder case.

But a loss in the nation's biggest state could underscore Sanders» case that superdelegates should switch their support to him ahead of the Democratic National Convention in July.

Both social networks saw their consideration - likelihood to visit the site - rise significantly since the beginning of the year too, underscoring each site's growing draw and in Facebook's case, domination, as major online destinations.

Setting aside the FANGs» public perception problems, two particular numbers underscore the investment case for BATs: the BATs will ultimately be able to access over 4 billion consumers across Asia, while the home market for the FANGs is less than 750 million.

Through case studies and autobiographical stories, she underscores how suffering will enter each of our lives at different points, to different ends.

In Murray's case, the force that underscores the principle of good filmmaking is his own moral preference regarding a traditional «recognition of a larger struggle between good and evil.»

And while Ali's case may not be a simple case of persecution, it does, say experts, underscore that Egypt still plays favorites when it comes to conversion.

In any case, links between mortality and socioeconomic factors seem to underscore the point: The risks of shared sleep depend on the context.

Why, the NCEF (or in any case its media confederates) even flaunted its «Christian» retired army generals, to underscore its «warning»!

In the five weeks of testimony in a lower Manhattan courtroom, the Percoco case has both underscored the ugly ways in which state government sometimes operates and opened up potential political vulnerabilities for the governor as he seeks re-election this year.

The Bruno case illuminated practices that should be prohibited and underscored the failures of the state's ethics oversight system.

«The potential of paying for unwarranted and potentially inappropriate care in nearly 80 percent of cases is troubling and underscores the need for information on what treatments are appropriate,» Macielak said.

A one - year limited warranty backs this case, underscoring the quality and that the case is built to last.

Although it still doesn't explain how infants sometimes develop dengue hemorrhagic fever the first time they're infected, he says, it «underscores that T cells could be just as important as antibodies» when ordinary cases of dengue fever turn ugly.

«Despite encouraging signs of containment, the cluster of three confirmed cases of EVD that was recently reported in Liberia underscores the importance of robust surveillance measures to ensure the rapid detection of any reintroduction or re-emergence of the virus,» Palacios says.

Monday's video Cancer Prevention & Treatment May Be the Same Thing underscored the fact that since breast tumors can take decades to grow, «early» detection is actually very late, and in some cases too late.

He is making a comparative statement in the form of an analogy to underscore his point about how ingesting one food for its good nutrients (e.g. fish or supplemented margarine) can be detrimental if that particular food also contains known toxins and damaging substances (e.g., mercury, dioxins, xenoestrogens, and PCBs in the case of fish and trans fats in the case of supplemented margarine).

We already know that Khloé Kardashian, Jennifer Lawrence and Jada Pinkett Smith are stars, but in case you missed the memo, they've got dazzling diamond starburst necklaces to underscore the fact.

Suffering the most, the incandescent (literally, it so happens in this case) Cate Blanchett has her performance as the Elven queen, Galadriel, almost entirely obscured by sound effects, lighting, and visual pyrotechnics that seem only to underscore a point («the ring is evil») that has been made a dozen times previous.

Every year, news outlets point to a film or media study to underscore the case that the entertainment industry is overcoming systemic practices of sexism.

This was essentially a civil - rights case, and the court underscored that point by starting its opinion by referencing Brown vs. Board of Education and then quoting the famous passage that education «is a right which must be made available to all on equal terms.»

«These proposed new cuts in state educational support underscore the need for judicial action to ensure that state government meets and does not retreat from its state constitutional responsibilities,» said James J. Finley, principal consultant to CCJEF and an expert witness in the case.

This short article by Michael Fullan makes the case for a «radical shift» in how we approach teacher learning and development, underscoring the need for effective, embedded professional learning.

These cases have tested a chief selling point (pardon [or underscore] the business reference) of VAMs: that they will effectuate, for example, teacher termination with greater ease because nobody besides the advanced statisticians and econometricians can argue with their numbers derived.

JoJo's Lost and Found Story JoJo's return to the Gaffney family in San Francisco underscores the need to make sure a dog has identification in case it gets lost — or in JoJo's case, stolen.

This case demonstrates that N. abscessus may be mistaken for a fungal organism based on its cytologic appearance and underscores the importance of using molecular techniques for the diagnosis of suspected fungal diseases.

Shulman's daytime and nighttime photos of a Koenig - designed Case Study House show how the house dramatically teeters over the Los Angeles landscape, underscoring the continuity between the building's indoor and outdoor spaces.

By underscoring the void she's left, Artists Space gave fuel to a form of protest that seems particularly challenging: A body can always at least obstruct, in the worst case.

This attribute is underscored by her limited and highly - selective use of color --- one, two, or three key hues, in most cases.

«This is the case in the US and every other major economy, and the entry into force of the Paris Agreement underscored the scale of that commitment.

And in any case we have seen already that other countries can deliver better health to their citizens for less money and with less research — so even if the correlation had some validity, it would merely underscore the inequity and inefficiency of the U.S. system.

This is NATIONAL, not global data about only ONE of many parts of the massive body of data that underscores the case presented by the vast majority of expert scientists who have published peer - reviewed papers concerning climate change.

Given that the first successful damages claim had not been resolved before this case went to trial, Webber Wentzel had to develop innovative and novel legal strategies to advance Comair's claims, underscoring its reputation as the leading authority on South African competition law.

These cases strongly underscore the importance of obtaining employment advice in advance concerning company policies and procedures in connection with promotions, demotions, and significant salary changes of employees with non-competition and non-solicitation agreements.

Doing so requires little if any extra work, apprises the client of work that is being done on the case, and also underscores the fact that handling the matter requires the joint attention of both attorney and client.

But here is a disciplinary case that underscores the point.

In the most sweeping reform of Japan's legal system since World War II, the doors are opening wide for a flood of new lawyers to handle cases in an increasingly litigious society.Experts say the reforms underscore a big shift in social attitudes that is forcing Japan to change its policy of keeping the number of lawyers low.

This decision underscore the importance of obtaining legal advice before responding to such a request, to assist in determining whether the order should be challenged, especially if there are privacy or security concerns at stake such as in the Apple case.

The Law Commission proposes some kind of non-binding «guidance» about «needs» to assist decision - makers in their task of interpreting that term in specific cases, which serves to underscore the fact that there will be substantial uncertainty under its proposal as to what the exception will include and how it will be applied.

Last week, the Minnesota Court of Appeals handed down a case that underscores this problem in Bothun v. Martin LM, a medical malpractice lawsuit brought by the decedent's surviving husband.